Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine Co. v. Irons

Appellant sued appellee upon a promissory note.

Appellee answered, first, by general denial; secondly, a breach of warranty of the machine for which the note was given. He also filed a cross-complaint setting up the same matters counted upon in the second paragraph of answer, but with greater particularity in some respects.

To this cross-complaint and to the second paragraph of answer demurrers were overruled.

Upon a trial by jury there was a verdict for appellee upon both the answers and cross-complaint and judgment accordingly.

The appellant’s possession of the notes, order, and warranty was a…